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Trinity Business School has gained a “Triple Crown” in accreditation after being accredited by all three major global business school accrediting bodies.
Trinity Business School announced yesterday that it has been accredited by The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of …
Ben Cummins, a fourth-year BESS student, wants to position himself as the candidate that will reinvigorate the student body after the pandemic. Speaking to Trinity News in an interview, he said the overall objective of his campaign is to …
Microwave cooking is often relegated to those wacky 1970s cookbooks that you find in the back of charity shops. Indeed, they may be better known within Trinity as bargaining chips in presidential campaigns. But the nifty little things get a …
Students who sat the “traditional” Leaving Certificate examinations in November received their results at midday today.
The usual Leaving Certificate examinations that take place in June of every year were cancelled last year, due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Out of …
Trinity College Dublin’s Student Union (TCDSU) launched a petition today calling for a reduction in the Student Contribution Charge for third level students.
TCDSU President Eoin Hand and the union’s sabbatical team issued a statement this afternoon, which they noted …
The Trinity College Dublin (TCD) Trust, has created a Special Fund to finance “innovative” extracurricular activities put on by student societies and clubs.
There is a significant amount of money available for Trinity’s student organisations. The entire Special Fund is …
On November 22, the Irish Federation of University Teachers (IFUT) released a statement calling for a cohesive nation-wide health and safety policy for third-level education in the New Year.
General Secretary of IFUT Joan Donegan commented that vague minimum requirements …
Students have expressed feelings of having been “misled into securing accommodation” despite the move of most learning online in a new report published by Sinn Fein.
Sinn Féin Higher and Further Education Spokesperson Rose Conway-Walsh has published the results of …
Outside the Powerscourt shopping centre, a short stroll from Trinity’s campus, many young people have been gathering by the steps to meet and drink. Social distancing is but a distant thought. The wide steps have long been a popular resting …
You’ve got no money, little time, and before you sits a big bowl of naked, overcooked pasta. Going away to college can be quite the shock to the system. It can get pretty tempting to just walk down to Apache …